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Canada Goose Expanding both Offline and Online
Canada Goose is poised to open two new flagship stores in London and Chicago, and expands its e-commerce offerings to new markets in Austria, Belgium,
Canadians Eating Up Breakfast Sandwiches
According to market research company NPD Group, “..between February 2016 and February 2017, 1.98 billion visits were paid to Canadian restaurants during breakfast time —
GM Commits to ‘Green’ Natural Rubber for Tires
GM is incorporating sustainability outcomes into its procurement methods, including updates to its purchasing requirements while encouraging more automakers to adopt similar practices. “General Motors
Apps Don’t Work For Businesses of All Sizes
I was recently reading an article on Restaurant Hospitality arguing that mobile apps are a “must-have” for restaurants, and mobile-optimized websites are just not enough
Lincoln Chauffeur Service Will Drive You Around and Do Your Shopping
Own a Lincoln – old or new? Need a ride to the airport, or maybe someone to pick up some groceries for you. If so,
Millennials Might Find Value in CPO
“The NADA Used Car Guide estimates that the number of cars coming off lease this year will grow by 33 percent. Many of these will
Market Share of Alternative Fuel Vehicles Expected to Rise
In the U.K., automotive brokers are bullish on electric vehicle sales. In a recent PARAGON Car Finance survey, leading auto brokers in the U.K. were
Groupon to go Voucher-Less as Revenue Falls
Groupon is moving away from its current pay-for-voucher service, in hopes of improving customer experience and increasing customer loyalty, in exchange for Groupon Bucks and
Sears Canada Eyes Groceries & Dash Buttons
Amid reports of quarterly losses, “Sears Canada Inc. is looking to expand its plan to sell organic groceries and build so-called dash buttons to help
Toronto: Queen St. W to offer free Wi-Fi
Queen St. West to offer free Wi-Fi in new parkettes Starting this fall, pedestrians walking down Toronto’s trendy Queen St. W neighbourhood will have access
